Congrats, Sarah! Thanks for working so hard to make this a reality!

researcher, and I expect there are useful methodologies in that area. Anyway, thanks for the reply. Good luck in your work!

That makes complete sense. Thanks! It’s true that any framework is just that, a loose frame or guide, not a hard and fast rule. I could see it being difficult to find something from a macro approach to engagement that would work well at an individual level. My wife is a counseling psychologist and

Hi Jillian. I'm new to Bluesky and found your posts interesting. I spent time in local gov, applying IAP2, and now am back in (U.S.) federal consulting, looking for ways to improve stakeholder engagement at that level. I am curious what you've found most useful in transcending IAP2 spectrum. Thanks!

Let's embrace this opportunity to help build a strong, more participatory government. Remember: Nov. 29 deadline! #Government #Feedback #PublicEngagement

www.performance.gov/participation

And as support for and trust in our imperfect, remarkable, and vital federal government continues to ebb, this is a chance for public engagement and communications professionals to share thoughts on how to make public participation in our government more effective, accessible, and inclusive.

Such a flex. On so many levels. Yes!